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I would defer to the knowledge of the others on this but I'm curious Mike King, what color is your painted dash? the steering wheel color?  Is it blue or black?

My '73 with Blue Glow and blue comfortweave interior has a matching blue carpet. I'm guessing even with the white interior it probably had blue carpet. In reproduction they call it 606 Medium blue. Someone else may know what they called it originally or what is correct for yours.

Nice looking car for sure! Welcome from Washington state and a fellow '73 convert caretaker :classic_smile:

Nice looking group of steeds!! I like the stance on yours.

Good to know! Thanks!

Thank You !  Very helpful.

Really nice results! I have played with trying to make a template to do the same thing but with no luck yet....Great job!

Welcome to the site and to another convertible owner. It's great that you have hung on to the car all that time. I will be following your proress on the AOD swap as I am interested in doing this to mine too.

Does the car you are parting out have the rear quarter panel ashtray? Do you know if it is the same for a 73 mustang convert? I'm looking for one in GOOD condition. Thanks!

Okay...thanks for checking!

Nice!! That's a long time to wait! Look forward to seeing the pictures and following the project.

Sorry I missed your earlier post. I tried finding anything that references a part number for the bracket but didn't find it in the books I have, maybe someone with more in-depth parts catalogs would be able to find. You may want to check with Don @ OMS or MotorCity Mike to see if they have them...

Never too many pictures! the detail is great. Your doing an amazing job on this and the effort when done will show.

Sounds good, Thanks!

Welcome!, Nice looking convert! :biggrin:

Do you have the rear quarter panel ashtray with lid? Looking for one in good condition. Thanks!

Congrats on the move. Hope you are able to find a place that will work for both you and the business. I have relatives in the area, great place to visit 9 months of the year, this year was a little too warm..... :cool:

made me laugh out loud when I saw the pic -Anyone that has run an older car can appriciate that picture and the meaning of having extra oil on board :biggrin:

Good luck on the restoration! ours started out pretty similar to what you have (not as much body work but the rest looks very familair!!) It's a process and at times it seems like it will never get done and will usually end up costing more then expected but when it starts to come together it...

Okay, Thanks!